Today in news-that’s-not-really news: Science officially confirms flirting works. (Science = a study conducted by researchers from the University of Kansas). But actually, there’s more to the okay/duh/obvious results. In addition to confirming that flirting is definitely A Thing and aids in showing romantic interest in someone, that same research, now published in the Journal… Read More »
Over the last few years we have heard a great deal about neurosteroids, also known as neuroactive steroids. This class of compounds are steroid hormones produced in the brain and endocrine tissues which can modulate neurotransmission. Animal studies have demonstrated that neurosteroids have a broad range of activities, including antidepressant, anxiolytic, sedative, analgesic, anticonvulsant, neuroprotective,… Read More »
Immunity to Covid-19 may be lost in just a few months and it could be caught again like a common cold, new research suggests King’s College London scientists studied immunity in more than 90 patients Antibody levels lasted longest in patients who had the most severe cases The findings mean a vaccine may have to… Read More »
Serving as a benchmark for the industry, Company’s long-standing expertise in A2P messaging is recognized by the independent study conducted across 131 countries MUNICH – May 26, 2020 – tyntec, a global cloud communications provider, today announced it was awarded a Tier One ranking in ROCCO’s 2020 A2P SMS Messaging Vendor Performance Report. In the… Read More »
Adobe Stock Images A study has sparked concerns about how permanent hair dye and chemical hair straighteners affects the safety of African American women. The study was recently published in the International Journal of Cancer. Past research has found a connection in the chemicals of hair dye and straighteners with cancer. However, when tested within… Read More »